Tinker Bell walked to her work table, looking dazed. She spun around her chair before sitting and she dramatically picked up her needle and string to sew a satchel on her table. She began humming to herself- she didn't know what the song was, but it sounded like a love song.

"You seem cheerful today, Miss Bell," Bobble said, coming to his work table. There was a pile of broken kettles in front of him.

"Well...I...I think I'm in love!" Tinker Bell exclaimed, then giggled.

Bobble's goggles popped.

"R-really?" Bobble asked.

"Uh-huh!" Tinker Bell said, then sighed happily.

"I...I need to get some water," Bobble said, leaving Tinker Bell with Clank. Clank knew what he had to do.

"Who are you in love with, then?" Clank asked, trying to act as nonchalant as possible.

Tinker Bell giggled again. She put her hands over her mouth, trying to stop the giggles. She sheepishly looked at Clank and then she began to fix the hole in the satchel. She decided to play coy. "I dunno. Guess!"

Clank decided to play along. "Uh...is it me?"

"No," Tinker Bell said. She looked up at him again, grinning. "Guess again!"

"Hmm. Rosetta?"

"Nope."

"Fawn?"

Tinker Bell giggled again, "No! It's a boy, silly!"

"A boy that isn't me, then?" Clank stroked his chin. "Not a lot of sparrow men you know. The Minister of Spring?"

"Ah, no!" Tinker Bell stuck her tongue out at the thought.

Clank decided to stop playing around and be serious. "Is...is it Bobble?"

Tinker Bell looked surprised at the question. There was a serious tone in Clank's voice. A chilling thought came through her- did Bobble love her? She wanted to play it off, and simply say "no", but her throat became tight and she couldn't speak.

"I...I...," Tinker Bell glanced at the satchel on her table. There was only one and she was nearly finished for the day. "I have to go!"

Tinker Bell got up from her table and ran. She searched for Cheese, hoping to get to her friends faster, but he wasn't there. She had to go by foot.

Bobble returned with his glasses refilled, but was surprised to find Tinker Bell wasn't there.

"What did she say?" Bobble asked.

"She didn't say anything. She just ran away," Clank said.

"Then I can assume it's not me she loves," Bobble said.

"Well...she never said that," Clank said.

"Let's face it, Clanky. She loves Terence- not me," Bobble said.

"Will you be alright?" Clank asked.

"Aye. She just wasn't the right one," Bobble said, returning to his kettles.

"Rosetta!" Tinker Bell yelled, running to the garden. She was glad to see Rosetta was with Fawn, Iridessa and Silvermist. Tinker Bell panted once she made it to her friends. She couldn't wait until she could fly again. It was much less tiring.

"Ah, Sugar, what's the matter!" Rosetta exclaimed.

"I'm in love, but when I told that to the guys, Clank asked if I loved Bobble!" Tinker Bell blurted out quickly.

"And...?" Rosetta asked, moving her hands in circles, trying to get more out of Tinker Bell . "Do you?"

"Well...no," Tinker Bell said, looking down.

"I don't see the problem." Rosetta's face brightened up. "So? Who is it?"

"What if Bobble loves me?" Tinker Bell asked, tears in her eyes. Tinker Bell loved Bobble, but only as a friend, but the idea that she could hurt him made her feel horrible.

"Oh," Rosetta said sweetly, then her face puckered. "Oh...oh. Oh! Who did you say you uh...love?"

"Terence," Tinker Bell said and began giggling again.

"Oh...that's not- that's great! How adorable!" Rosetta tripped over her words. She glanced to the girls, trying to make them join in. Hopefully Tinker Bell wouldn't pick up on her being so awkward.

Fawn seemed to pick up on the hint. "Hey, Tink, I forgot...I need to...uh, paint ladybugs. Wanna help?"

"I'm not much of an animal fairy," Tinker Bell said, thinking back to teaching birds to fly.

"I'll go!" Silvermist raised her hand.

"I don't want you, I want Tink," Fawn muttered.

"Sil, I need help making some rainbows," Iridessa picked up on everything. She grabbed Silvermist's hand and took off without letting her respond. Fawn took Tinker Bell by the hand and went in a separate direction, leaving Rosetta behind. The garden fairy was confused as to what just happened, but she shrugged it off.